A play by William Shakespeare
Production Staff
Director: James M. Cherry
Asst. Director/Dramaturg: Nelson Barre '08
Scenic and Lighting Designer: James Gross
Costume Designer: Caroline Stine
Stage Manager: Cody Grady '10
Asst. Stage Manager: Anthony Morton '10
Cast List
Panthino/The Host: Sterling Carter '07
Antonio: Bryce Chitwood '08
Julia/Sebastian: Nicole Cormaci
Valentine: Spencer Elliott '10
Proteus: Dustin Foster '09
Speed: Matt Goodrich '09
Duke: Nicky Kraynak '08
Launce: Patrick McAlister '10
Outlaw #3: Anthony Morton '10
Thurio: Braden Pemberton '07
Outlaw #2: Nathan Rutz '09
Outlaw #1: Jake Sauer '09
Lucetta: Caroline Stine
Eglamour: Tyler Williams '08
Silvia:Kathleen Zwiener
Production Assistance
Lightboard Operator: Wil Goodrich '09
Soundboard Operator: Craig Wildey '10
Makeup and Hair: Kathleen Zwiener
Music Arrangements: Braden Pemberton '07
Poster Design: Tyler Williams '08
The Two Gentlemen of Verona is a comedy from
Shakespeare's early career. It has the smallest cast of any of
Shakespeare's plays, and is the first of his plays in which a
heroine dresses as a boy. It deals with the themes of friendship
and infidelity between the two gentlemen and best friends,
Valentine and Proteus, on their travels to Milan. Once
there, Proteus falls madly in love with Silvia, who is actually
deeply committed to Valentine. Julia, Proteus’s
first love, follows the two men to Milan in order to keep an eye
on her betrothed. The play quickly spirals out
of control as Silvia is repeatedly accosted by Proteus, who
attempts to tell Valentine of his friend’s treachery, all while
Julia watches her love’s unfaithful acts.
This page is part of an ongoing project to document the
history of the theatre productions performed at Wabash College.
If you have information not included on this page, please contact
the Theater Department or Professor Dwight Watson (watsond@wabash.edu).
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